Gary Neville has ordered the Glazer family to decline the £11million windfall set to come their way from dividends and reinvest the money into Manchester United.
The Red Devils endured a dismal campaign last season which saw Ole Gunner Solskjaer sacked and his successor Ralf Rangnick fail to inspire a turnaround as the club managed a mere 58 points - United's lowest tally in the Premier League era. Despite yet more misery on the pitch, United's shareholders stand to earn sizeable payouts after the club reported its position in the third quarter of the financial year last month.
Those payouts include the Glazers pocketing a mammoth £11m in dividends despite United's debts rising and transfer spending this summer expecting to be cautious. And it's fair to say Neville is less than impressed by the thought of the club's American owners boosting their bank accounts this week.
